We were stuck in Thailand due to the war in the middle east and like many others, couldn't fly home. Tui used this hotel for the stranded holiday makers. Obviously we were thankfull to have somewhere to stay but so, so thankfull we weren't paying guests at this hotel. I can't imagine how we'd feel like, if we had booked and paid to stay here for a holiday. A budget IBIS hotel come to mind, mostly painted in black. Rooms in one half of the hotel were awful, no balconly and a large window that didn't open and smelt of damp. It was like being in a goldfish bowl. Luckily we were able to upgrade to the other half of the hotel and got a room with a balcony, which made our stay more bearable. The restaurant was like a school canteen and the food at the buffet wasn't at all edible, they should have been ashamed to serve it. Loungers were more or less non exsistence - some people were placing their towels directly onto the wooden decking, towels in the bathroom were dirty, beach flithy and the sea was a dirty brown colour and didn't look safe to swim in. I could go on and on but I'm sure you've got the picture! Cannot blame Tui at all, they had to find 100's of places for people to stay at very short notice. The reps were excellent and worked very hard.